Abdullah only sees his Dad working! He feels upset when his Dad rushes to leave for work in the morning and doesn’t have time to pick him up after school. When his teacher asks him to make a ‘Jazak Allah Khair’ card, the only person he can think of to thank is his Mum. Join Abdullah as he learns about the meaning of gratitude.
My Dad is Always Working
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| Weight | 0.500 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24.5 × 24.7 × 1 cm |
| Author | |
| Binding | Hardback |
| ISBN | 9780860378419 |
| Pages | 22 |
| Publisher | KUBE Publishing |
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Waah.SN –
Cute illustrations, also a little funny too! It is a nice book to gift to your niece or nephew, or a kid that you love who you also know that their parents love very much. The story is dedicated to parents who may always have a little too much on their plate, but would still try to show their care for their kids in other ways, and by reading this story, maybe their children could learn to understand that side of their mom or dad a bit more…
Kemeja –
Two words: CAN. RELATE.
Even someone like me who is too old for children’s books felt something in my heart when I read this. My mom used to be like the dad in the story, seemingly too busy to spend time with me, but still tries to make time in other things like preparing lunch quickly for the family before suddenly needing to whoosh off to work to attend an emergency. I gradually understood that she did her best despite her busy career as I grew older, though it’s nice that the story in this book mirrored my feelings and what I could have learnt better when I was younger. Bought this for my nephew heheh